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Policy For Journalist Accreditation: 'No Accreditation If Prejudiced'
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February 9, 2022
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2:14Now PlayingIndian Broadcasting Ministry's new guidelines said that the journalist will lose Government's accreditation if they act in no manner which is prejudicial to the country's security, sovereignty, and also integrity. This is as per central media accreditation guidelines 2022. Withdrawal is also liable to incase of any relation to contempt of court of defamation. Accreditation can also be suspended if the journalist or the media organization is found to have furnished false information and documents. Mirror Now spoke to John Dayal, Member of Editor's Guild of India to discuss new accreditation guidelines for Journalists. Watch the entire video to know more.
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